Los Angeles Wedding Video & Photo Packages

Our Los Angeles wedding photography packages run from $3,500 to $5,890. Six hours with one photographer is $3,500, eight hours with two photographers is $4,800, and ten hours with two photographers is $5,890. Elopement photography starts at $1,900. Across the wider Los Angeles market, full-day coverage typically falls between $4,500 and $8,000.

Our Los Angeles wedding video packages run from $3,200 to $5,890. Six hours with one videographer is $3,200, eight hours with two videographers is $4,800, and ten hours with two videographers is $5,890. Elopement films start at $1,900. Most couples in Los Angeles spend between $4,000 and $8,000 on wedding videography.

Our combined photo and video packages run from $5,900 to $10,400. Six hours with one photographer and one videographer is $5,900, eight hours with two of each is $8,400, and ten hours with two of each is $10,400. Elopement photo and film starts at $3,300.

Every photography package includes the coverage hours, 400 to 700+ selected and edited high-resolution photographs delivered within 30 days, a private online gallery for six months with unlimited downloads, a full print release with no watermarks, and timeline planning before the wedding. Two photographers are included from the eight-hour package up rather than billed as an add-on.

Every film package includes the coverage hours, a 4 to 10 minute cinematic highlight film, a teaser trailer delivered within two weeks, aerial drone footage, professional audio from two independent sources, cinematic color grading, licensed music cleared for sharing, and a private gallery for six months. Films are delivered within six months. Drone footage and the music license are included rather than sold separately.

Combined packages include everything from the matching photo and video packages under one team: 400 to 700+ edited photographs within 30 days, a cinematic highlight film, a teaser trailer within two weeks, aerial drone footage, professional audio, one colour grade applied across both, a private gallery for six months and a full print release. The ten-hour package adds Super 8 motion film and Hasselblad medium-format stills.

Medium-format film shot on a vintage Hasselblad 503 is included in the ten-hour package and available as a $900 add-on on the six and eight-hour packages. Photo counts are 400+ for six hours, 550+ for eight and 700+ for ten, which works out to roughly 67 to 70 frames for every hour we are on site.

Vintage Super 8 film is included in the ten-hour package and available as a $900 add-on on the six and eight-hour packages. A full speeches edit is included from the eight-hour package up, and the ten-hour package includes full edits of both the ceremony and the speeches. On the six-hour package either edit can be added for $500, or both for $900.

Yes, by $800 to $1,380 depending on the package. Beyond the money, one team means one timeline planned in advance, one set of agreed positions on the day, and one colour grade across the photographs and the film. Two separate studios arrive with two schedules, compete for the same spot during the ceremony, and deliver files that do not look like they came from the same wedding.

Four things move the number: hours of coverage, how many people are shooting, what gets delivered, and how much post-production the deliverables require. A second shooter is the single largest factor, which is why studios that quote low usually quote for one person and bill the second at $600 to $1,500. Venue travel, permits and multiple locations account for the rest.